Two-for-one discounts are available  for Transport for London customers mid-week at the Tower of London, Hampton Court Palace and Kensington Palace on weekdays

Teaming up with some of London’s best attractions, Transport for London can now offer discounts for its customers.  Good savings can also be made whilst travelling as up to four children aged under 11 years can travel free when travelling with a fare-paying adult.

Children aged under 17 can also travel for free or receive discounted travel via the Zip Oyster photocard. Customers will also find that Transport for London’s most affordable fares can be found by travelling off-peak using the pay-as-you-go on contactless or Oyster.

30% off entry for Transport for London customers has been organised with Merlin Entertainment and sees five of its largest attractions take part in the offer from the 1st of September right through to the 23rd of December however offers are not available during the autumn half term from the 24th to the 31st of October.

The exclusive offers are available for:

• The lastminute.com London Eye
• The London Dungeon
• Madame Tussauds London
• SEA LIFE London
• Shrek’s Adventure! London.

The offer provides Transport for London customers with 30% off for up to four people when booked in advance which can be done by visiting http://londoneye.com/TfL using code ‘CityOffer’. On arrival at a venue customers just need to offer proof of travelling via Transport for London’s network that day using the Transport for London Oyster and contactless app.

Further deals have also been made with Historic Royal Palaces and will be valid from the 5th of September to the 23rd of December 2022, however, the autumn half term from the 24th to the 31st of October is excluded. The offers provide more two-for-one entry deals for weekdays at three Historic Royal Palace locations including:

• The Tower of London
• Hampton Court Palace
• Kensington Palace

The offer includes entry for up to three adults in one transaction with tickets having to be claimed in person via the ticket office with proof of travel required on the Transport for London network via the Transport for London Oyster and contactless app.

The offers come as Transport for London supports the Mayor’s Let’s Do London campaign which aims to encourage Londoners to get out and about in the city and enjoy its special attractions. Earlier this month Transport for London also worked with Official London Theatre’s annual Kids Week and saw the release of thousands of extra ‘kids go free’ tickets which saw children aged 17 and under given the chance to enjoy a London theatre show for free when accompanied by a full paying adult.

July saw Transport for London’s Book Club launch in partnership with Hodder & Stoughton and sees a monthly subscription offer to customers the choice of one of three eBooks for only £4.99. September’s books will see the thriller The Skeleton Key by Erin Kelly, a debut novel Dele Weds Destiny by Tomi Obaro and how-to guide/recipe book Deliciously Ella How To Go Plant-Based by Ella Mills. To find out more or to join, please visit: www.tflbookclub.co.uk/

Julie Dixon, Director of Customer Revenue and Marketing at TfL, said: “It’s never been easier to get around London using the TfL network so we’re really excited to be working with some fantastic partners to provide an added incentive to use public transport for days out.

“During a difficult time when living costs are rising, providing great offers like this is helping Londoners and visitors make the most of one of the best cities in the world.”

Sara Holt, Midway UK Marketing Director at Merlin Entertainments, said: “We are really happy to be working with TfL on this offer and help encourage as many people as possible to enjoy all the amazing things our capital has to offer, including our five central London Merlin attractions.

“TfL and Merlin have both played a key role in helping drive the recovery of London and we are excited to continue expanding our partnership in new ways.”

Angie Faires, Head of Marketing and Membership at Historic Royal Palaces, said: “A day out at the palaces in our care is a special and memorable experience, whether that’s meeting a Yeoman Warder at the Tower of London or exploring Henry VIII’s palace and gardens at Hampton Court. We’re thrilled to be working with TfL to make a visit to these spaces more affordable for Londoners and others travelling around the capital this autumn.”

For further information or to read terms and conditions, please visit www.tfl.gov.uk/deals